Inflation Is Dead: What’s Needed to Reanimate It?
A growing younger population and rich emerging markets could return it to life. Meanwhile, expect a decade or more of quiescence.
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2019 NextGen – June Kim
June Kim is California State Teachers’ Retirement System’s global equity director, making her the leader of the largest asset class at the nation’s second-largest retirement system. She joined the...
2019 NextGen— Phillip Titolo, J.D., M.B.A., C.F.A.
Phillip Titolo has been a hallmark in MassMutual’s investment office after paving the way for a slew of insurance investing developments, in addition to keeping the company’s investment portfolio...
Market Moves
What Will Happen to Stocks a Year After the Fed Cuts Rates?
Most of the time, shares are up nicely, except when there’s, um, a recession, an LPL study says.
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Paul Tudor Jones: What to Do When the Fed Cuts Rates
Opt for stocks and gold, and not the US dollar, hedge fund operator says.
Corporate Moves
Does Anybody Want to Be Wells Fargo’s Next CEO?
Plagued by scandals, big bank Wells Fargo is having a tough time finding a new chief executive.
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Druckenmiller Moves Heavily into Treasuries Due to Trade War Angst
Trump’s escalated conflict with China prompts legendary investor to shuck stocks for safe haven of government bonds.
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Wall Street Doesn’t Have Much Nice to Say on Mexico Tariffs
President Trump’s threatened duties on US’ southern neighbor inspire dire scenarios—and a Fed prediction.
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Hoo Boy, Inverted Yield Curve Adds to Stock Market Gloom
For the second time this year, Treasury-based signal flashes: recession ahead. But is this true?
Yikes, Lofty Corporate Debt Will Hurt Us When Earnings Slip, Moody’s Warns
Record leverage, at 46.6% of GDP, leaves companies vulnerable, says economist Lonski.